SPECIAL EDITION: For Nepal
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A mere few weeks ago, I returned from an extraordinary adventure deep into the Khumbu region of Nepal. My trip took me from Kathmandu all the way to Mt. Everest and back... Nepal changed me in direct proportion to the size of its glorious mountains, the largest in the world. This past Saturday, Nepal itself changed as it suffered the most devastating earthquake to hit the region in over 80 years. This is an audio essay in support of Nepal Earthquake Relief Efforts.
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